Mahjoub ENS

Hi, I’m Mahjoub! I am from Syria and I am very interested in improving my English as part of a growing community of English Language Learners from around the world. We are all dedicated to the lifelong process of mastering the English language. #englishneverstops Skype: mahjoub771983

[mdahair]

Question:

What is the name of the document that is granted to a person from a company as a testimony of working at that company?

[mdahair]

Hello

Hello, welcome to the ens community

[jonathan2403-blog]

I’m Jonathan Lasry, I come from the cheese country, I mean France, I’m 17. 

I really need to improve my english level, first as I m french and because french’s english level is terrible, and more important because I need to get 90/120 at the TOEFL

[mdahair]

Welcome to the ENS community. I am glad you added me to your following list, I am gladly ready to practice English with you. I can speak French too. see you soon.

[mikhail-so]

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Hello.I’d like to record a small entry on Tumblr about myself. From the very start I should say that it’s not an easy thing to speak about myself as it’s still hard for me to express myself in English. So it wouldn’t be a long story.

Here we go. My name’s Mikhail. I’m from Russia, Khabarovsk to be exact. It’s in the eastern part of Russia. It’s pretty cold here and we’ve got a lot of snow this winter. I’ve been learning English for a longtime. So that’s where I realized it’s high time for me to be able to speak to be able to understand or in other words to be able to communicate in English. That’s why I decided to join this growing community so I could get in touch with all of you. You can find my skype ID on my page in order to someone would like to practice. That’s it.

Thanks for listening. See you soon.

[mdahair]

Welcome to the ENS community. Thank you fro adding me to your following list. Thank you for your introduction. I am looking forward to practicing English with you.

[aftabashraf4809]

Which option should be circled?

[mdahair]

cliffs? I'm not sure. Any one can assure me?

[aydaryal]

GREEN GREEN GREEN GREEN GREEN

or

/ What language is richer: Russian or English? /

Funny sentence I wanted at first to correct but then searched for the explanation on Google and here’s what I’ve got:

http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/117689/green-green-green-green-green-e-e-h

I’d rather put it “What language is more difficult and which one is more logic?”

[mdahair]

I think Russian is richer than English, and so is Arabic.

[englishneverstops]

5,000 posts!

[mdahair]

Awesome!

[mdahair]

Collection of wise sayings

A doubting Thomas A skeptic who needs physical or personal evidence in order to believe something.

[yunghuama]

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Like our first sample answer, the second sample answer follows the tips that we

discussed at the beginning of this episode. It focuses on work-related skills and

accomplishments. It tells the interviewer why the skills that this person has are

important for the company. It also talks about education and work history, and it

gives personal characteristics that the person believes will help them in their job

as well as specific examples of that in the jobs that they have held.

[mdahair]

"sample" sounded like "simple"

[senjo94]

Guys, the rules of this story-writing are like this:

1. you are to write 1 line at a time

2. you are to tag at least 4 ENS members so that they could continue _____ Once upon a time there lived a snowflake, which had an exquisite pattern.

#englishneverstops

#onklo-lee

...

[mdahair]

Once upon a time there lived a snowflake, which had an exquisite pattern. It had been falling from the sky for what felt like an eternity, until one fateful Friday morning, when the snow flake landed atop the hat of a small boy named Michael. Michael was shaking because of the cold atmosphere. He couldn't notice that "Flaky" landed on top of his hat. Flaky was so afraid, she hadn't experienced being to humans world before.... I nominate: #cesarfigueroa17 #aydaryal #mukhiddinsblog #arsalaneot

[mdahair]

100 posts! I feel so happy. It was really interesting. Thank you #englishneverstops

[mdahair]

Collection of wise sayings

A chip on your shoulder Being upset for something that happened in the past

[jimmy-botham]

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[englishneverstops]

Thanks for sharing this with us Jimmy! It is great to learn about your goals with English and to see how committed you are to mastering the language! It is also very interesting to learn about your academic pursuit of your MBA - we have other members in ENS who are pursuing this same degree, so perhaps you could connect with others to share your experiences!

Keep up the wonderful work, Jimmy, this is just the beginning!

[mdahair]

Hi Jimmy, Thank you very much for sharing this recording with us. You're doing great I think. 1.My English level is intermediate, I just want my English ---------- , I couldn't get what you said there. 2. I'm extremely very happy to be part of ... Best regards, #Jimmy

[abdalrhman-cu]

[mdahair]

That's so true!

[2015rodrigo-blog-blog]

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My first audio.

[englishneverstops]

Welcome to English Never Stops, Rodrigo! It is great to have you as a member of our community! You will be able to connect with many people around the world who share your goals. A great next step for you is to share your availability with the ENS community. If you share when you are free, along with some topics/ideas that you are interested in discussing, then other members can connect with you!

Keep up the great work, this is just the beginning!

[mdahair]

Thank you for sharing this recording with the community! It's great. 1. I work as a --------, I couldn't understand what you said here. 2. My reason for learning English: check the correct pronunciation of "learning" Best regards,

[yunghuama]

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She says, “I made sure that I followed through with the right departments,

keeping my team informed of the progress.” To follow through means to finish

what you have started. This is, again, a positive quality that businesses are

looking for - someone who will follow through on things, or, we may even say,

someone who has “good follow through.” Using it as a noun, it means to be able

to finish what you are starting, and in this example, she uses this as a piece of

evidence - as a sample of her personal qualities.

[englishneverstops]

Great work Yunghua! On Friday, January 23rd, we are having group conversations - I hope you can join us! It will be a great opportunity for you to practice your speaking skills by communicating with other members of ENS!

[mdahair]

Good work Yunghua! thanks alot for sharing it with the community. Just pay attention to the letter "W" you're pronouncing it somehow like "V" which is not correct. Best regards friend,

[sohaalikhan14]

[mdahair]

It seems to be delicious! Yamy!